Todd Cary said:Is there a way to display information in a readonly check box? When I
include the property, READONLY, the check can be changed.
Todd
Karl Core said:If it cannot be changed by the user, why is it there?
To show a state?
Todd Cary said:Is there a way to display information in a readonly check box? When I
include the property, READONLY, the check can be changed.
The attorney's and US Federal Court request that the display page (theKarl said:If it cannot be changed by the user, why is it there?
Disabled works. Hope our US Courts will be happy with this......Kim said:Of course. The readonly attribute only applies to text boxes (type="text").
I think you should rather use the attribute disabled="disabled".
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.asp
The attorney's and US Federal Court request that the display page (the
page where all of the information is displayed before the claim is
submitted) looks the same as the page where the information was entered.
The entry page has several checkboxes and I need to have the display
have the checkbox look.
Any suggestions?
Todd Cary said:The attorney's and US Federal Court request that the display page (the
page where all of the information is displayed before the claim is
submitted) looks the same as the page where the information was entered.
The entry page has several checkboxes and I need to have the display have
the checkbox look.
My client handles about 60-70% of the major class action lawsuits so IKarl said:What specific site are you working on?
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